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Irish government plans to reopen borders for EU holidaymakers
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Irish government plans to reopen borders for EU holidaymakers
Airline attacks Irish ministers for keeping border restrictions with British mainland in place
Ireland plans to adopt a COVID-19 certificate to help citizens move more freely across the European Union from mid-July and will apply the same broad approach to arrivals from the United States and Britain, senior ministers said on Friday.
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland plans to adopt a COVID-19 certificate to help citizens move more freely across the European Union from mid-July, but is not yet in a position to allow unencumbered travel from neighbouring Britain, senior ministers said on Friday.
Michael O’Leary made the comments after he called on the Government to announce an ‘immediate rescue plan’ for Irish aviation and tourism.